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I can filter the subject by using: subject=out(POP3.Subject); In an decide shape in orchestration, put the rule for specific subject.
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solved by using application/octet-stream. But wondering how to filter emails to only passthrough specific subject?
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I use POP3 to retrieve email attachment. There's only one attachment, always would be .csv, and email body is dis-regarded. I build an orchestration to receive the email as XMLDocument message type and then assign it to message oXmessage which is type of XLANGMessage. And then instead of doing a loop i directly get the attachment using Out=oXmessage[1], since i thought index 0 is for the email body. This is working sweet in a system using outlook 2002. But in outlook 2007, i have to get the attachment
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Hi Greg, My source file are generated uisng ANSI, and if i save the files as UTF-8, then the "em dash" is rendered correctly by biztalk. Biztalk is using UFT-8 by default, if there's no XML declaration used in document. Then my question is how to let Biztalk to deal with ANSI encoded files? Cheers Merry
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Hi Guys, I'm using the encoding "Western European"(iso-8859-1) to cover most west european languages in a pipeline. But still i don't know how to deal with the character "Double dash", which is in a source XML file, and after pushing through biztalk, the "double dash" becomes "ÂD" and the XML file becomes corrupted. What kind of encoding whould i use to deal with it? Thanks for any advice. Regards, Merry
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I changed the contents of XML in orchestration with help of a C# Library for the string manipulation
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I will deploy by adding the biztalk assembly (.dll) directly to application. Is this working?
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In my Dev i have a biztalk solution with several Biztalk projcets and several C# Library. To deploy the projects from DEV to LIVE, i only want to add the .dll to Biztalk Applciation Resource. If a biztalk project reference to one C# Library, should i add reference by browsing to the C# Library project, or add the C# .dll into the biztalk project itsself and add reference by browsering the file in it's own biztalk project folder? Or acturally it doesn't matter, as long as i put the C# .dll
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I need to add a string to specific position of the file while sending it out. Can this be achieved using custom pipeline, and any good reference about it? Example: (i will treat the XML file as FLATFile doing stream read and write) File before sending: <order> <lines>blablabla</lines> </order> File after processing: <order xsi:schemaLocation=" http://www.bla.com/xml/ns/bla/6.2/bc_pricing/impex bc_pricing.xsd" xmlns=" http://www.bla.com/xml/ns/6.2/bc_pricing
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Thanks for your reply, i solved the problem in map by using three functoids - loop, size and equal, to conditionally map value across. And found this useful link http://geekswithblogs.net/benny/archive/2006/02/04/68178.aspx I tried using XSLT in script functoid, no luck to have it pass compile....